For men prescription glasses in Uganda
No for men frames are in stock in Uganda right now.
Our Uganda catalogue is refreshed every week, so for men models can come back in stock any day. In the meantime, browse every frame currently available in Uganda or explore the other styles offered by Lapaire.
The eye test stays free in all our stores (Uganda): our opticians measure your vision, issue your prescription and recommend the closest available frame to what you are looking for.
No for men frames in stock in Uganda right now
Our catalogue is refreshed every week, so this selection can come back in stock any day. In the meantime, here is what you can do.
Choosing the right men's glasses
A men's frame is chosen on width first: it should stop at the edge of the face without pressing the temples. Rectangle, square, aviator and browline shapes cover almost every face type.
How to choose well
Width first
Too narrow and the frame marks the temples by evening; too wide and it slides.
Versatile shapes
Rectangle for the office, aviator or browline for a bolder look.
Durability
TR90 and metal handle physical or outdoor use best.
If you work on screens more than six hours a day, ask for a blue-light coating: our opticians add it to any frame in the catalogue.
Lenses, prices and eye test
At Lapaire, the displayed price is for the frame (from 50,000 UGX); prescription lenses are added according to your prescription: single vision, progressive, blue-light or sun. The eye test stays free in store, with or without a purchase.
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Lapaire guides
Which frame suits your face?
Face shape, frame width, material, daily use: our guides explain in two minutes what an optician checks before approving a frame.
How to choose your glasses: the full guideRapport · Édition 2026
Vision Health Index Afrique 2026
1,15M+ tests de vue réels analysés dans 8 pays africains. Comprendre la prévalence de la myopie, l'hypermétropie, l'astigmatisme et l'accès à la correction visuelle.
- Patients
- 1,149,296
- Pays
- 8
- Centres optiques
- 120+
Moyenne Afrique
- Myopie21.4%
- Hypermétropie12.5%
- Astigmatisme11.2%
- Presbytie23.8%